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Victorian woman accused of ordering her husband to murder her former fiance stands trial

Biannca Edmunds is accused of ordering the murder of her former fiance, who had become estranged after a bitter custody battle.

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Rising influenza cases add to crippling COVID-19 staff shortages in south-west Victoria

Influenza cases are rising across south-west Victoria and other parts of the state, adding to already crippling staff shortages and forcing some businesses to close for extended periods.

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Vic man jailed after mowing down victim

Victorian man Bradley Andrew McStay has been jailed after he struck and killed his former mistress' new partner in February 2020.

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A Vic Cheese Company Was Fined $9K For Its Nasty Smell I Hope My Fkn Sharehouse Sees This

The smell's been described as a "sour milk odour with earthy characteristics".

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Long ambulance wait times in regions see couple move closer to better health care

When Mark Stephens' wife suffered heart attack symptoms in the middle of the night, he knew he couldn't risk waiting for an ambulance to reach their regional Victorian home. Now they've packed up their house and moved closer to more reliable health services.

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Victorian MP booted from Liberal party team after anti-abortion social media posts

Bernie Finn will be forced to sit on crossbench and is unlikely to be preselected ahead of November election

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Victorian Liberal MP Bernie Finn, who posted anti-abortion comments, expelled from party

Bernie Finn caused fury within the Victorian Liberals when he posted on social media that he was "praying" for abortion to be banned in Victoria.

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Vic Liberal Party 'dead', booted MP says

Victoria's parliamentary Liberal Party has expelled controversial MP Bernie Finn following his comments about abortion, forcing him to the cross bench.

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Push to ban store-bought rodent poison

The Victorian Greens are pushing to ban the general sale of second generation rodent poisons in stores across the state, as part of an agriculture reforms bill.

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‘Election losing machine’: ridiculed Victorian Liberal party to keep targeting Dan Andrews

The approach backfired at a federal level, with the party facing the possibility of holding just two Melbourne seats

The Guardian - AU

‘Teal’ independents coming for state MPs next in Victoria and NSW

Guardian Australia understands Climate 200 is likely to back independents in upcoming state elections

The Guardian - AU

Fed election rout a 'warning' for Vic Libs

Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy has vowed to listen and learn after the Liberals lost at least four heartland seats in the 2022 federal election.

AAP

Death sparks Vic building authority probe

An inquiry will investigate claims of a toxic workplace culture at Victoria's principal building regulator after a long-time employee took his own life.

AAP

From Barnaby country to Labor's heartlands: what the ACM papers say

We're a broad church here at ACM.

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COVID-19 case numbers from around the states and territories

Here's a quick wrap of today's COVID-19 statistics from each Australian jurisdiction.

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Missing UK hiker found safe in Victoria

Victorian emergency services say a 52-year-old British man who did not return from a trek at Halls Gap in the Grampians National Park has been found safe.

The Guardian - AU

‘They were having a go at Victorians’: how the Liberals miscalculated the ‘anti-Dan’ election strategy

Liberal strategists believed Victorians wanted to send Daniel Andrews a message. Instead voters swung away from them in several blue-ribbon seats

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How many women have been elected? What seats are in doubt? And other quick questions about the election results

It's the day after the election and the results are still rolling in from across the country. If you've been off enjoying a Sunday session or the sunshine, here are the answers to five quick questions to catch you up.

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Search for missing hiker in east Victoria

Victorian emergency services are searching for a 52-year-old British man who did not return from a trek at Halls Gap in the Grampians National Park.

The Conversation

Victoria turns red and teal as Liberals are all but vanquished in greater Melbourne

The federal election result is highly problematic for the Liberal Party. Aside from finding itself on the opposition benches for the first time in nine years, the Liberal Party lost support in what were once its strongest electorates in Victoria. The biggest blow of all came in losing former Treasurer…

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Deakin, Macnamara, Menzies: Victorian seats on a knife edge as federal election 2022 counting continues

The Liberal Party is battling to hold onto key seats in Melbourne's eastern suburbs, while Labor is edging ahead in a tough contest with the Greens for the inner-city electorate of Macnamara.

AAP

Ugly Kooyong campaign goes down to wire

Voters in the key Victorian seat of Kooyong are having a final say on whether Treasurer Josh Frydenberg holds off "teal" challenger Monique Ryan.

The Guardian - AU

Federal court orders removal of anti-Labor signs in three Victorian electorates

Labor sought urgent injunction to remove misleading campaign material in Higgins, McEwen and Hawke that used Greens colours and read ‘For our future, put Labor last’

AAP

Bruising battles in Victorian 'safe seats'

Legal fights over campaign material and the threat of independents ousting major party players are among the headlines of polling day in Victoria.

The Guardian - AU

Public housing waitlist in Victoria balloons by 55%: ‘I’d never get anything, so why bother?’

An estimated 119,000 people are on multiyear waits for social housing as federal and state governments deliver mixed responses

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